AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL

PREMIER LEAGUE

HANDBOOK 2011

Printed as of 5/5/11 AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL PREMIER LEAGUE

PREMIER LEAGUE CONTROLLER: All communicate must be direct to Nicky Read via school Sports Coordinator only (as per College Sport policy).

RESULTS: Please fax or email scanned copies of the official result sheet and game report to College Sport by 12pm the following school day after the game; for results table and media publication.

Fax: (09) 845 8497 Email: [email protected]

REFEREE COORDINATOR: Jilly Harris (in the first instance contact College Sport – 027 5484617)

ADDITIONAL PLAYER REGISTRATION: To register an Additional Player please go through the Premier Registrations on www.enternow.co.nz .

Note: this must be done at least 3 days before the player’s first game (see ASSHA Bylaws for more information)

2011 TEAMS

Boys Girls Auckland Grammar School Auckland Girls Grammar Onehunga High School Mt Albert Grammar School Avondale College Rangitoto College Westlake Boys High School St Cuthbert’s College Dilworth School Avondale College Kelston Boys High School Diocesan School for Girls Saint Kentigern College Manurewa High School Sacred Heart College Westlake Girls High School

For draws & results go to: www.asbcollegesport.co.nz AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS PREMIER BASKETBALL

COMPETITION RULES

Schools are responsible for double checking the Premier draws online each week to make sure they have the most updated information (please do not rely on the draw sent out at the beginning of the season as changes do occur). Major changes to draws will be notified via fax and email.

1. All games to be played under the official FIBA rules and the Bylaws of Auckland Secondary Schools Basketball Association (refer to ASSB handbook) and ASSHA, except as stated otherwise in these rules.

2. ENTRY: • All schools entered in this competition must be financial members of ASSHA and affiliated to ASSB.

• The top six teams from the previous year may remain in the competition, provided that they are competitive. The team placed 8 th at the end of the competition, is automatically relegated to the next level of competition, and that the top qualifier, or the next best ranked team, from the Open Grade Greater Auckland Basketball Tournament, is promoted automatically to the Premier League competition. The Premier League team placed 7 th is challenged for a position by the second best ranked team, or the next best ranked team after that, in the Open Grade Greater Auckland Basketball Tournament. This challenge match is to occur in the year of competition, prior to the start of the new season. The winner of the match would qualify to the Premier League. The teams that seek promotion to the Premier League must fulfil other entry criteria set out in Bylaw 4 or ASSB handbook.

• All teams are to submit Premier Registrations 1 week before the season begins; register via www.asbcollegesport.co.nz.

For other conditions of entry refer to the bylaws in the ASSB Handbook.

3. PLAYER ELIGIBILITY: Amended 2008 • U15, U17: age at 31 st December in the year of competition (as per BBNZ age groups). • U19, Open & Premier grades: age at 1 st January in the year of competition (as per ASSHA age eligibility).

Eligibility bylaws as outlined in the ASSB Handbook and Premier Team Sports by-laws (available via www.asbcollegesport.co.nz) apply to this competition.

4. PLAYER REGISTRATION: Refer to ASSB Bylaw on Player Registration. The following points are additional:

4.1 Schools are to ensure all their players have BBNZ registration numbers (available from your local association); the Premier League controller does not provide these (as per 2005 AGM). These are to be recorded on every score sheet. 4.2 Late registration of players: Schools wishing to register players during the season should do so via the official process, before their first game not withstanding the transfer restrictions outlined in ASSB Bylaw 3. Go to www.asbcollegesport.co.nz (general information) for all late registration player information. 4.3 Confirmation of registration may be requested by the ASSB Premier League controller on request at game venues or on other occasions when required. 4.4 See current ASSHA Bylaws for player eligibility. 4.5 Teams in the Premier League are to rank their top 8 players based on ability. Players who are registered in the Premier League and on their registration list that are in places 1-8 may play in the Premier League and either U15 or U17. Those listed in places 9-20 may be registered and play in both Premier and one other grade e.g. Premier and Open grade (or U19 grade if the school does not have an Open grade team) or Premier and either U15 or U17.

5. PLAYERS: 5.1 Any junior player (i.e. U15 or U17) may play in one other team in a higher grade per week provided always that they are registered in no more than two teams. (Note: ASSB would prefer that U15 players did not play for U17 team except in emergency). 5.2 Teams in the Premier League are to rank their top 8 players based on ability. Players who are registered in the Premier League and on their registration list that are in places 1-8 may play in the Premier League and either U15 or U17. Those listed in places 9-20 may be registered and play in both Premier and one other grade e.g. Premier and Open grade (or U19 grade if the school does not have an Open grade team) or Premier and either U15 or U17. 5.3 An U19 player may play two games for the Open grade team. If a player plays more than two, he/she will remain as an Open grade player and cannot revert to the U19 grade. Also a student in the Open grade team cannot play for the U19 grade team i.e. higher grade player cannot play for a lower grade team.

6. SCORE SHEETS: These are to be filled in 10 minutes prior to the start of the game. Full names (first & last) are required on the sheet and BBNZ registration numbers; please print clearly.

7. GAME TIME: The game will consist of 4 periods of 10 minutes stop clock, with a 2 minute interval between the first and second period, a 5 minute half time, and a 2 minute interval between the third and fourth period.

Should extra time be necessary it will be periods of 5 minutes with a 2 minute interval between periods if required. The shot clock will run for 24 secs. Coaches may request timeouts as follows: • Two time outs in 1 st ½ of the game • Two time outs in 2 nd ½ of the game Timeouts can take place at any time. All timeouts are for 1 minute.

8. POINTS: Win = 3 points Loss = 1 points Win by default = 3 points (20 - 0 score) Loss by default = 0 points (0 - 20 score) Draw = a draw is not possible, play an extra 5 minutes.

9. LATE ARRIVAL: Any team failing to field at least four players on court ready to play within 15 minutes after the appointed start time shall default the game. The penalty is a 0 – 20 score loss.

10. DEFAULTS: Any team not able to play the scheduled game must notify both the opposition and the Premier League Controller at least 24 hours in advance (by midday on the day of play). Failure to do so will result in a $50 penalty, to cover the cost of referees. The opposing team will be awarded 3 points (20 - 0 score).

11 . RESULTS: It is the floor controller’s responsibility to send the official Score Sheets and the Game Report to the Premier League Controller; however it is all team’s responsibilities to ensure that the score sheet is sent in and results are updated and accurate on College Sport website; www.asbcollegesport.co.nz.

Corrections to results will not be accepted within 5 working days of a semi finals or finals match.

The final results for the 2011 competition will be produced at the Auckland Secondary Schools Basketball AGM. Unless any issues are raised at the AGM or in the following week, these are the results that will be used for the promotion/ relegation for the following year’s season.

12 . GRADE PLACING AND SEEDINGS WILL BE DETERMINED BY: 1. Teams shall be classified according to their win loss records; see point 8 above for point’s breakdown. 2. If there are two teams in the classification with equal points, the result(s) of the game(s) between the two teams involved will be used to determine the placing’s. 3. If the points and the goal average in the games between the two teams are still the same, the classification will be determined by the goal average of all the games played in the group by each team. 4. If more than two teams are equal in the placing, a second classification will be established, taking into account only the results of the games between the teams that are tied. 5. If there are still teams tied after the second classification, then goal average will be used to determine the placing, taking into account only the results of the games between the teams still tied. 6. If there are still teams tied, the placing will be determined using the goal average from the results of all their games played in the group. 7. If, at any stage, using the above criteria, a multiple team tie is reduced to a tie involving only two teams, the procedure in 1 and 2 above will be applied. 8. If, at any stage, it is reduced to a tie still involving more than two teams, the procedure, beginning with 3 above, is repeated. 9. Goal average will always be calculated by division.

13. REFEREE: ASSB shall undertake to provide badge referees for Premier games whenever possible in conjunction with the Premier League Referee Coordinator. These referees shall be paid a fee agreed at the beginning of each season. The referee is paid even when a game is forfeited. If the referee is advised within 24 hours of the game being forfeited, no payment is required.

Should only one referee be available, the ASSB Referees' Co-ordinator will attempt to contact the home court team prior to the game. It is then up to the home court team to provide the best available official.

14 . SCORE BENCH & FLOOR CONTROLLER: The home team (first team listed on the draw) is responsible for organising a score bench (minimum of three competent personnel) and floor controller. A school that is listed as the home team in another school’s gymnasium must organise the score bench and floor controller for their game. Do not leave it up to the school whose gym is being used.

15. BALLS: Balls shall be size 7 for boy’s teams and size 6 for girl’s teams. Teams are to submit a ball each to the referee. The referee will select the best ball to use.

16. UNIFORMS: All teams must wear appropriate basketball attire; singlet’s must be the same colour, and shorts the same colour’. Uniforms as per Bylaw in the ASSB Handbook (Bylaw 3, 7). If there is a clash of playing colour, the away team changes. All teams are to have an alternate playing strip at every game.

17. ON COURT SAFETY: • No chewing gum • No jewellery, watches, earrings, nose studs • Small studs may be worn in the ears on the provision that they are taped • No caps to be worn • Closed shoes must be worn at all times on court

18. TEAM DISCIPLINE: Team discipline: The venue controller is in complete charge. Any student, coach, manager or spectator who fails to follow the rules and the rules of ASSB will be asked to leave the venue and that team may forfeit their place in the competition.

19. PLAYER DISQUALIFYING FOUL: Player disqualifying fouls: players gaining a disqualifying foul in any game will automatically have a one game suspension the following week. If there is a bye game then the suspension will carry forward to the next playing date. A referee’s report describing the incident must be submitted within 72 hours to the Premier League Controller. The player may be asked to attend an ASSB discipline meeting, should further action be necessary.

20. PROTEST: Refer to FIBA rules on official game procedures, section C.

21. PLAYERS ON THE BENCH: A maximum of 12 players is allowed per game.

22. Any issues not covered in the above rules shall be forwarded to the Premier League Controller/ ASSB.

AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS PREMIER BASKETBALL

DRAW CHANGES

1. Only in special circumstance and/or a commitment (max. of one) notified prior to the start of the season, on submission of entry or at the pre-season meeting, may games be rescheduled. Note: for clarification on what an emergency is, please refer to College Sport policy for seeking rescheduling of a fixture.

1.1 The following must also occur: 1.1.1 The team requesting the change MUST contact the Premier League Controller in writing; if you fax or email you must ensure that it is received. 1.1.2 Premier League Controller must approve any change by the Monday preceding the scheduled game (or Tuesday preceding a scheduled Monday game). 1.1.3 The game should be played in the week following the date it was due to be played provided it occurs before the next game on the draw. 1.1.4 The opposition must agree with the new date, time, referee appointment and venue. 1.1.5 The team responsible for the change must arrange the referees and venue if the original home court cannot be used. 1.1.6 The Premier League Controller must be informed of the agreed new date, time & venue of the game (in writing). 1.1.7 The results MUST be submitted to the League Controller before the next round or no points can be counted.

Note: teams requesting change may incur referee fees.

2. Obviously occasions arise that require variations to the draw. It is in the spirit of the league for teams to try and accommodate them. If they cannot, the team requiring the change will forfeit the game (loss 20 – 0, no competition points awarded).

AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS PREMIER BASKETBALL DUTIES OF FLOOR CONTROLLERS

NOTE: A coach or Manager of a team playing may not be a Floor Controller.

A Floor Controller is a person designated by the host school to accept responsibility on behalf of the school (home team) for the smooth running of Premier League home games. It may or may not be the Teacher In Charge. If it is not then the school must be willing to place the responsibility of its venue in his or her hands. The Floor Controller also has to complete the game formalities by completing an accurate report of events outside the FIBA Rules (these shall be the responsibility of the Referees) but within the ASSB Rules and Regulations, along with the referees, and returning results along with the report to the ASSB Premier League Controller. ASSB feels that such is the importance of this position that, should a Floor Controller NOT be present, the game cannot proceed ; see 4.3 below

1. It is the responsibility of the Floor Controllers to ensure that a venue is prepared for home games. To meet this condition, they shall see that: 1.1 The court area and equipment is in good order and ready for use at the time set down for that game. 1.2 Changing facilities are available for the visiting team (both boys and girls) and that team is met and directed to those facilities. 1.3 The visiting team is informed of the location of its team bench, the goal end they may practice at and where their supporters may sit in accordance with these rules. Should there be insufficient room at the venue; spectator numbers should be limited fairly to both sides. 1.4 Score bench personnel are ready as laid out in these and FIBAs rules. 1.5 The score sheet is prepared, filled in and ready, including the starting five players for each team, at least ten minutes prior to the start time of the game. The name of the coach and captain of each team, the initial, surname and BBNZ registration number of each player should be clearly and legibly marked on the sheet to the satisfaction of the referee. 1.6 The conduct of the game, outside the administering of the FIBA rules, is as amicable and within the spirit of good sportsmanship as possible. 1.7 To ensure that spectators follow the sports code of fair play. 1.8 At the completion of the game the Floor Controller shall complete the Floor Controller's’ section of the Game Report indicating game stats and commenting on any incident involving an infraction of these Rules and Regulations. The Referee must complete the ‘Referees’ section and the Coach/ Caption have the option to complete the “Referees Assessment’ section. 1.9 At the completion of the game and when the score sheet has been signed appropriately (The score sheet MUST be signed LEGIBLY by the scorer, timekeeper and 24 second operator where applicable. Names should be printed then followed by a signature. The referees must also sign the sheet) pass the second copy to the winning team and the third copy to the losing team.

2. The official Results Score Sheet and Game Report are to be fax or emailed to College Sport by 12pm the following school day after the game; for results table and media publication.

Note: if the official Results Score Sheet is not submitted in time to College Sport a fine may be incurred.

4. Should the Floor Controller not be present , the visiting team shall wait 5 minutes after the official game start time. Should they still not be present, the game is forfeited and the home team is recorded a loss 0 – 20 (no competition points awarded). It shall be so recorded by the referees on the score sheet. This applies even if teams are ready to play, both coaches and referees are present and the score bench is in place. Consideration will be given by the ASSB Committee to removing that court as a venue for Premier League games.

CHECKLIST OF RESPONSIBILITIES OF FLOOR CONTROLLERS

1. Is the venue ready to use? Is all the equipment serviceable? i.e. are the rings, nets and backboards in good order?

2. Is the following equipment all set up? Set of 24 second clocks, arrow, set of foul battens, 2 cones to use for the 4 th team foul, score sheets with clip board and 4 coloured pen attached (1 st quarter = Red, 2 nd quarter = Blue, 3 rd quarter = Green, 4 th quarter = Red)

2. Are changing facilities available for the visiting team (both boys and girls)?

3. Is there a blood kit available? Also a first aid kit available and a telephone for emergency contact?

4. Is a suitable area for visiting supporters arranged in the hall?

5. Are home team supporters catered for in the hall?

6. Are the 3 competent score bench officials ready and a suitable score sheet (in triplicate) ready for them to use?

7. Have you filled in the Game Report and attached it to the top copy of the score sheet and faxed or scanned and emailed it to College Sport?

8. Have you given the second copy to the winning team coach and the third copy to the losing team coach?

9. Have you monitored the “Fair Play” and behaviour from the supporters?

2011 REGISTRATION LISTS

Boys

Please note: (N) indicates student New to School

AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION

Teams listed as of 5/5/2011 updated team lists available on www.asbcollege.sport.co.nz

Auckland Grammar School No. Name 1 James Ashby (N) 2 Joshua Young 3 Blair Manners 4 Reuben Te Rangi 5 Crichton Were 6 Nipuna Mohottige 7 Aart Farensohn 8 Mark Kelly (N)

9 Kang Dong 10 Kenneth Adhihetty 11 Thomas Wood 12 Jayden Duff 13 Jodeci Tana 14 Andy Armstrong 15 Damian Harris 16 Jack McMillan Address Mountain Rd, Epsom Phone/Fax 623 5400/ 623 5401 Gym Location Enter from Gate 3, Mountain Rd S/C Grant Hansen Floor Control Charles Laing (0226598126) Coach Dave McKay (021 2014242) Team Colours Top : Navy Blue Shorts: Navy Blue Alt Colours Top: White Shorts: White

Avondale College No. Name 1 Douglas Whiting 2 Corbin Felix 3 Keenan Le’au’anae 4 Dylan Love (N) 5 Sitani Taurua Wolfgramm 6 Shaydn Estreich 7 Edison Wu 8 Christian Tuaifaiva

9 Te-Pakiohewa Song 10 Mitchell Tamihere-Godfey 11 Aubrey McCarthy 12 Patrick Baynes 13 Dave Chen 14 Jamie Amopiu 15 Robert Encarnacion 16 Yimeng Wang 17 Hayden Rajek Address Victor Street, Avondale Phone/Fax 828 7024 / 820 0183 Gym Location Gate 3 Rosebank Ro S/C Cliff Jones Floor Control Cliff Jones – 021 724771

Coach Tai Upoko Team Colours Top : black/white Short :black/white Alt Colours Top: white/black Short: black/white Dilworth School No. Name 1 Ryan Dwyer 2 Anaru Maru 3 Reuben Gray 4 Teokatoi Akania 5 Jordan Peters 6 Deon Mau’u 7 Latrell Whata 8 Edgar Akauola

9 Kray Benjamin 10 George Tikodei 11 William Kahui 12 Jamaine White 13 Sam Henry 14 David Alofi Address 2 Erin St, Epsom Phone/Fax 523 1060/ 520 6183 Gym Location Dilworth Sport Centre, 32 Mt John Ave S/C Grant Truman Floor Control Kane Wilson – 021 393 063 Coach Doe Williams – 021 653 419 Team Colours Top: Green Shorts: Green Alt Colours Top : White Shorts : White

Kelston Boys High School No. Name 1 Moncoeur Ah Chee 2 Graham Hohapata 3 Jamie Poe 4 Lance Frost 5 Phoenix Taulilo-Makaea 6 Rhys Tupe 7 Fred Tatana 8 Jordan Novata

9 Jorgie Tagaloa 10 Address Archibald Rd, Kelston Phone/Fax 818 6185/ 818 6183 Gym Location Entry at gate 2, off Leonards Rd S/C Brent Semmons Floor Control Irene Bayless-Brown Murphy Ah Chee and Tubbs O’Riley Coach (027 259 5295) Team Colours Top: White Shorts: White Alt Colours Top: Blue Shorts : Blue

Onehunga High School No. Name 1 Taleni Seu 2 Peter Meafou 3 Wade Coe 4 Patrick Tafa 5 Philip Sinel 6 Liam Tasi 7 Raymond Penny (N) 8 Tone Matthews (N)

9 Devante Tautai 10 Jordan Balfour-Barry 11 Matthew Nathan 12 Corey Matufoua 13 Tuitamai Gautusa Jordan Recreation Centre, 5 Pearce St, Gym Address Onehunga Phone/Fax Gym Location As Above S/C Marc Harris Floor Control Amanda Farani – 021 207 7434

Coach Anthony Keung Team Colours Top: Green Shorts: Green Alt Colours Top: Red Shorts: Red

Sacred Heart College No. Name 1 Alex Carew Bourke 2 Hone Campbell 3 Michael Falesiu 4 Cameron Davis 5 Jose Felizardo 6 Eli Prasad 7 Conor Paterson 8 Liam Paterson

9 Brendan Taisau 10 Conal Evans 11 Robert Cole (N) 12 Han (Michael) Choi (N) 13 Timothy Haughley 14 Mose Ioka 15 Angelo Aperocho 16 Daniel Carbungco 17 Francis Mahoni Address 250 West Tamaki Road, Glendowie Phone/Fax Gym Location Gate 4 West Tamaki Road, Glendowie S/C Neil Penfold Floor Control Ali Simpson – 021 1407479

Coach Sean Simons Team Colours Top and Shorts – White with blue and red Alt Colours Top and Shorts – Blue with red and white Saint Kentigern College No. Name 1 Tyron Garratt (N) 2 Time Apisai (N) 3 Adam Carter (N) 4 Ji Whon Choe 5 Anthony Allen 6 Paul Lee 7 Allen Yeh 8 Thomas Mark

9 Matthew Hutchinson 10 Ryan Phizackerley 11 Michael Morrissey 12 Aidan Phizackerley Address Pakuranga Road, Pakuranga Phone/Fax 5770749 Main Entrance, 61 Pakuranga Highway, parking in carpark on Right. Follow path to Gym Location the Sports Centre S/C Anthony Bowler Floor Control Anthony Bowler - 0272108631

Coach Colin Driscoll Team Colours Top and Shorts – Royal Blue and White Alt Colours Top and Shorts – White and Royal Blue

Westlake Boys High School No. Name 1 Aramis Dennan 2 Sesi Palei 3 Jordy Jamieson 4 Mike Becker 5 Anamata Haku 6 Alex Talma 7 Cameron Hanna 8 Tai Webster

9 Logan Poloai 10 Jake Seymour 11 Jaylen Gerrand (N) 12 Nic Vickers (N) 13 Keaton Morgan 14 Reagan Beazley 15 Josh Howe Address Forrest hill Rd, Takapuna Phone/Fax 410 8667/410 7717 Gym Location Breakers Gym, 7 Atlas Place, Rosedale S/C Rob Taylor Floor Control Prue Jamieson – 021 777 374 Coach Ben Eves – 027 343 8111 Team Colours Top: Green Shorts : Green Alt Colours Top : White or red Shorts: Green

2011 REGISTRATION LISTS

Girls

Please note: (N) indicates student New to School (N)**Indicates that dispensation has been granted for students affected by the Christchurch Earthquake. If the team is over the new to school limits with these students the new to school players will need to be rotated during the season so at any given match the new to school maximum number is not exceeded.

AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION

Teams listed as of 5/5/2011 updated team lists available on www.asbcollege.sport.co.nz Auckland Girls Grammar No. Name 1 Jackie Petelo (N) 2 Insug (Ziggy) Jung (N) 3 Pheonix Karaka 4 Tyla Tariau 5 Ora Keung 6 Siositina Hakeai 7 Alicia Lawrence 8 Judy Soloai (N)

9 Michelle Nicholls 10 Maxine Makavilitogia 11 Bianca Nukanuka 12 Tanika-Jazz Noble 13 Deija Manuel 14 Sulu Feleti-Faanana Address 16 Howe St, Newton Phone/Fax 307 4180/ 309 9152 Jordan Recreation Centre, 5 Pearce St, Gym Location Onehunga S/C Christo Peters Floor Control Christo Peters – 027 7140915 Coach Anthony Keung Team Colours Top: Gold/Blue Shorts: Blue Alt Colours Top; Blue/Gold Shorts: Blue

Avondale College No. Name 1 Taylor Le’au’anae 2 Loana Aiga 3 Anjelica Matapo 4 Stacy Aiulu 5 Tori Wharepapa (N) 6 Courtenay Le’au’anae 7 Charis Tuitama 8 Rochelle Lauata

9 Alyssa-Jean Savelio 10 Nancy Nuau 11 Angela Tautua 12 Kitele Lomi 13 Elsiana Ropati 14 Tyla Ikinofo-Bivaird Address Victor Street, Avondale Phone/Fax 828 7024 / 820 0183 Gym Location Gate 3 Rosebank Ro S/C Cliff Jones Floor Control Cliff Jones 021 724771

Coach Wolley Le’au’anae Team Colours Top : black/white Short :black/white Alt Colours Top : white/black Short : black/white

Diocesan School No. Name 1 Harriet Otley 2 Chelsee Lidgard 3 Brittnay Ah-Young (N) 4 Paige Young 5 Anna Freestone 6 Michelle Troup 7 Jane Troup 8 Sian Morrison

9 Kirsten Bennett 10 Antonia Lidgard 11 Shun Xie 12 Jessica Young 13 Sophie Lauder 14 Sacha Vaile Address Clyde Street, Epsom Phone/Fax 520 0221/520 6778 Gym Location S/C Liz Goer Floor Control Liz Goer – 021 484562

Coach Dan Ryan Team Colours Top & Shorts: Navy Blue, red stripe Alt Colours Top & Shorts: Red

Manurewa High School No. Name 1 Charlotte Davis 2 Fuifui Fetolofai (N) 3 Crystal Harvey 4 Brianna Jones 5 Alana Leapai 6 Temukisa Leulaui-Sega 7 Peone Magolua 8 Joyce Mapusua

9 Kydell Pearson 10 Sariah Savila 11 Torre Thompson 12 Gabrielle Tuhua-Edwards 13 Tania Uluheua Address 67 Browns Road, Manurewa Phone/Fax 268 3888 Follow drive way to back of school gym on Gym Location right Maggie Silva/Lana Westerlund S/C 021 1175054 Floor Control Melina Martene - 02102197771 Coach Roni Lolesi – 021 227 6534 Team Colours Shorts and Top – Green and Gold Alt Colours Shorts and Top – Gold and Green

Mt Albert Grammar No. Name 1 Morgan Roberts 2 Idaho-Maree Purcell (N) 3 Lyric Taurua-Wolfgramm 4 Keziah Lewis 5 Luisa Roberts 6 Ashleigh Curtis (N) ** 7 Kerryn Poto (N) 8 Shannon Leota

9 Mikayla Ferguson-Henson 10 Jessica Nicholson 11 Ripleigh Evaga 12 Matia Grace (N) 13 Maia Wilson 14 Te Ao Frandi Address 40 Alberton Ave, Mt Albert Phone/Fax 84 62044/846 2042 Gym Location Through main gates, right of pool S/C David Long Floor Control Api Taulapiu – 021 522381

Coach Julie Kelman-Poto - 0211770564 Team Colours Top: Sky blue Shorts: Sky Blue Alt Colours TBC

Rangitoto College No. Name 1 Jordyn Cederwall 2 Shinae Blair 3 Brooke Blair 4 Penina Davidson (N) 5 Gabriella Fotu 6 Brooke Adams 7 Monique Whareumu 8 Tini Jaycin

9 Tolita Noel 10 Courtney Atkins 11 Courtney Williams 12 Abby Ferguson Address 564 East Coast Rd, Mairangi Bay Phone/Fax 477 0150/477 0077 Gym Location Bottom of carpark off Graham Colins Drive S/C Paula Taylor Floor Control Jenny Fotu – 021 216 5565

Coach Angela Perrot-Hunt – 021 0770044 Top Royal Blue with Red Striple Team Colours Shorts – Royal Blue Alt Colours Top Red, Shorts Red

St Cuthbert’s College No. Name 1 Eden Tautali 2 Ainsleigh Laumatia 3 Savannah Tafau-Levy 4 Breeze Leonard 5 Polly Reardon 6 Ruby Jean Clark 7 Ellie Richards 8 Theresa Fitzpatrick

9 Annabelle West 10 Machaela Tepai (N) 11 Yole Lelaulu (N) 12 Tonica Cassie-Alatini 13 Amy Wu Address 122 Market Road, Epsom Phone/Fax Wapati Road Entrace, thorugh barrier arm, Gym Location left of tennis courts. S/C Melinda Henshaw Floor Control Michelle Storrie - 021 170 8018

Coach Shaun Tautali Team Colours Green Top, Green Shorts Alt Colours Top TBC, Green Shorts

Westlake Girls High School No. Name 1 Chloe Archer 2 Bronwyn Kjestrup 3 Jonah Asi 4 Shavana Blair 5 Millie Cruikshank (N) 6 Ma Celina Cura 7 Deena Franklin 8 Jodie Kerr

9 Natalia Legge 10 Claudia Mitchell (N) 11 Georgia Vidal All home games to be played at Dilworth Gym Address School Phone/Fax 489 4169 Gym Location Dilworth Sport Centre, 32 Mt John Ave S/C Debbie Wareham Floor Control Sue Kjestrup - Coach Dave Heli – 022 682 2602 Team Colours Top and Shorts – White/Red/Green Alt Colours Top and Shorts – Green/Red/White

CODE OF CONDUCT

Associations and schools are expected to honour this code and to ensure that only players, coaches and managers who support this Code are selected to be involved with teams playing under their name.

PLAYERS 1. Players are to abide by all decisions made during the course of a game and do not argue with the referee or score bench. 2. Players are to play the game in a clean spirit without fighting, unsportsmanlike play or abusive language. 3. Each player should do his/her best to play at his/her highest level and by doing so his/her own and his/her team’s performance will benefit. 4. Players are expected to display good sportsmanship and be prepared to recognise good play whether by their own team or the opponents.

COACHES and MANAGERS 1. Coaches and managers are responsible for the conduct of their players on and off the court. Players should be encouraged by positive means and never ridiculed. 2. A coach/manager may discuss a ruling with an official in a reasonable manner at an appropriate time but must not argue with officials in front of the players. 3. A coach/manager must demonstrate a positive example of good sportsmanship at all times. 4. Coach/managers must be prepared to treat junior players as individuals and recognise that each player is at their own individual level of ability. 5. Coach/managers must encourage each player to make the best effort they are capable of and discourage a " win at all costs " attitude.

PARENTS and SUPPORTERS 1. Parents and supporters must support players and officials and not abuse them. 2. Parents and supporters must put emphasis on genuine effort ahead of victory and encourage junior players to accept the result of all games. 3. Parents and supporters must maintain dignified behaviour at all times. 4. Parents and supporters should recognise good play by both team and never ridicule an individual player in either team. 5. The use of any form of violence must be actively discouraged.

RESULTS

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Semi

Final

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